Sentence examples for how we climbed from inspiring English sources

But I have been told a hundred times how we climbed the steep slope to the Norman keep of Peveril Castle, marvelled at the stalactites that hung from the roof of Speedwell cavern (explored by boat on the subterranean lake) and - with the extravagance of desperation - paid two shillings and sixpence for scones and jam in one of the tea-rooms which still abound in Derbyshire's Peak District.

Unfortunately, while stumping for Clinton recently, she said, "We can tell our story of how we climbed the ladder, and a lot of you younger women don't think you have to, it's been done.

Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright told a crowd at a Hillary Clinton campaign stop, "We can tell our story of how we climbed the ladder, and a lot of you younger women think it's done.

That is the way we build, that is how we climb our way out of the chasm.

It's about sharing how we've climbed out of dire circumstances and how we're managing our current struggles.

How do we climb out?

No matter how steep a slope we climbed, I never felt out of breath, tired, or altitude sick.

Too much depends on the result of next year's general election; on how, if ever, we climb out of recession; on the future of local industry.

When we stress safety above all else, we forget our trapped childhoods, how we longed to climb boulders, ride ocean waves or float like Huck Finn on a river raft.

Yet we all have a yearning to know how high we can climb, how far we can go.

And as tempting as it may be marvel at how far we've climbed, Forbes Most Powerful Womann in Africa in 2014 believes that we will be judged by the peaks we couldn't reach, and the millions of girls and women hanging in the balance.